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Visions of Visionaries with Moby

Posted on October 18, 2011, video, interview

During his visit to MADE, Moby took time to sit down with us and discuss his thoughts on creativity, his journey and what makes him smile.

Moby at the Tate Modern

Posted on May 23, 2011, interview

Moby, had a childhood fantasy of being left alone in a museum after hours. Tateshots made it reality, with a late night tour of Tate Modern.

The Arts Desk Q&A with Moby

Posted on May 16, 2011, interview

Read Moby's Q+A with The Arts Desk here.

Moby on National Geographic

Posted on April 8, 2011, interview, photos

National Geographic are premiering more of the images taken by Moby for his forthcoming photography book 'Destroyed' s part of their Music On Photography series. See them here.

Moby talks films with Rotten Tomatoes

Posted on February 22, 2011, film, interview

Read through for our full conversation in which Moby discusses Waste Land, the issue of licensing his music, his impetus to compose original soundtracks... and what it was like to DJ his friend David Lynch's wedding. But first, we got him to talk about his five favorite films.

Moby at the Wanderlust Festival Speakeasy in 2010

Posted on January 20, 2011, interview

Moby speaks and holds an open forum at the Wanderlust Festival Speakeasy in 2010. Click to watch the full video.

Interview: Moby Talks Chinatown PLUS Free Kap Bambino Remix

Posted on October 22, 2009, interview, music

"Genial electronic musician chap Moby has dropped in to write a mini Things I Have Learned piece on his life in Chinatown, and give us a free MP3 remix by Kap Bambino."

Read the article here: http://digg.com/d317vOj

Interview: A Rare Look Inside Moby's Home Studio with Motherboard TV

Posted on October 22, 2009, interview, studio

"Motherboard heads deep into the bowels of Moby’s Manhattan apartment-studio, where he unveils his prized assemblage of rarified gadgets, bizarre synthesizers, and outré drum devices."

Watch the full video interview here: http://digg.com/d317p6M

New video and Interview!

Posted on September 14, 2009, interview, video

A new "Mistake" video, directed by Katy Baugh, is now live on Wired.com in addition to an interview with Moby by WIRED contributor, Frank Rose.

Sky Movies interview with Moby

Posted on September 8, 2009, interview

"Since his God Moving Across The Face Of The Water accompanied the climax of Heat, Moby's music has been in constant demand by filmmakers.

Interview: Prefix Mag

Posted on July 6, 2009, interview

"Moby has weathered a one-sided feud with Eminem and Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, derision for his innovative licensing for Play, and reticence for most of his music not featuring Gwen Stefani.

Moby guest editor of Magnet Magazine this week!

Posted on July 1, 2009, interview

"Moby is the artist who wasn’t there—but only because he’s always in motion. From hardcore punk to techno to film scores to mainstream rock to the sampladelic commercial phenomenon that was 1999’s Play, Moby’s career can appear as a blur of forever-changing sounds, vocalists and moods.

Moby talks to Bob Boilen from NPR today - listen live online

Posted on June 30, 2009, interview

"Join NPR Music for a live listening party and chat with Moby, beginning at 11:15 a.m. ET, today (June 30).

Interview: Data Transmission

Posted on June 25, 2009, interview

"How would you describe the new album in your own words?

Interview: Entertainment Weekly

Posted on May 29, 2009, interview

"Moby has a confession to make about the massive success he had with his 1999 album Play. He enjoyed it. "I thought I was releasing a profoundly obscure record that would get no attention," says the electronica overlord. "It went on to be hugely successful, and I'm ashamed to say I liked it.

Interview: Pitchfork 5-10-15-20

Posted on May 22, 2009, interview

"Welcome to 5-10-15-20, a new feature in Pitchfork News. Here, we talk to artists about the music they loved at five-year interval points in their lives. Maybe we'll get a detailed roadmap of how their tastes and passions helped make them who they are.